[picapp align=”left” wrap=”true” link=”term=refrigerator&iid=162051″ src=”0158/e33658a0-feb4-40e5-bc4d-362ab018b445.jpg?adImageId=11392897&imageId=162051″ width=”234″ height=”156″ /]As I sit in the dark graciously endowed by “Daylight Savings” I look to the day ahead.  The tasks already exceed the time available and I know beyond shadow of doubt tomorrow, should it be allowed to come, will have “troubles” left over from today.

I normally like leftovers from the refrigerator, I can barely stomach “yestertasks.”  This season seems to be yielding an inordinately large crop of “yestertasks” and the accompanying queasiness.  It would require no effort at all on my part to throw up and declare,”I quit!” 

Fortunately I am learning that life is not about me.  I have the honor of taking my basket full of yestertasks and tossing it to the Lord and Savior of my life.

In my prayer time today I asked the Lord to help me to live in worship, to honor him in my activities and to somehow serve to increase his kingdom.  I asked him to empower me to do what I can about today and to rest in his power.  So glad this is what I am commanded to do.

Humble yourselves, therefore, under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you,  casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you. (1 Peter 5.6-7, ESV)